school concert program booklet

2Dear Patrons,In order to make this performance a pleasant experience for the artists and other members of the audience, please refrain from recording, filming, taking photographs, and also from smoking, eating or drinking in the auditorium.

Please ensure that your mobile phones and any other sound and light emitting devices are switched off before the performance.

Thank you for your kind cooperation.

3School RallyVERSE 1

All through our college a voice is resounding;Promptly respond to your dutys clear call;Harken you all for the trumpet is sounding:

Your Maters proclaiming her watchword to all.

CHORUSForward, nor flinch nor fear,

Ever with hearts sincere, Render with joy to your mater her due;

All that is vile reject; Heaven will eer protect,Sons of St. Josephs valiant and true.

VERSE 2Labour and Virtue your motto still bearing,Forward with courage in ways that are just;True to your standard be doing and daring, As faithful Josephians in Heaven you trust.

CHORUS

VERSE 3Onward and upward in lifes earnest battle,

Joyously bearing the brunt of the fight,Nobly forgiving for aught that may pain you,

And bravely defending the cause of the right.

CHORUS

VERSE 4Lift up your hearts for a kingdom awaits you,

Honour and virtue with courage defend;Serve Him in life who in death can reward you,

And vow to be faithful and true to the end.

CHORUS

Message from the SupervisorDear Josephians and Friends,

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to our Green & White Concert 2015. This year is a very special year because we are celebrating the 140th Anniversary of the coming of the De La Salle Brothers to Hong Kong and the Founding of SJC. Hence, the organizing committee has gone all out to make tonight a night of surprises!

The Green & White Concert is the heart and soul of the Music Department. There are many past and present Josephians working strenuously behind the scene to make this night a memorable night for all of us. I wish to thank especially Mr Christopher Cheng (Music teacher) and Master Anson Ho (President of the Music Society) for their co-ordination and organization of the concert.

Now, let us sit back and be amazed by the performances that have been lined up for us!

Fraternally in La Salle,Bro Jeff Chan, FSCSupervisor

Message from the PrincipalDear Josephians, Parents and Friends,

Good Evening! It gives me great pleasure to welcome you all to our Green & White Concert 2015. Our concert is momentous as it is one of the crucial events to commemorate the 140th anniversary of the coming of the Lasallian Brothers to Hong Kong and the founding of St. Josephs College.

We articulate the greatness of music and attach importance to all kinds of music activities and functions in our school. We established our School Orchestra in February 2000. Since its premiere in 2001, the Green and White Concerts have provided an excellent platform for our young musicians to demonstrate their passion, sharpen their talents and entertain their audiences with good music.

This year we have over 400 student musicians coming together from St. Josephs College and St. Josephs Primary School to perform in choirs, melodica band, Chinese drum band, percussion band, handchime team, handchime choir ensemble, chamber orchestra and school orchestra. We are grateful to Brother Jeffrey, Miss M. Tam and Miss R. Chan for their support and encouragement to our Josephians.

It is our great honor to have the pleasure of spectacular guest performances in this special occasion. We must thank our alumni artistes, Mr. Leung Chiu Fung and Mr. Kelvin Kwan, the choirs of St. Francis Canossian College and La Salle Primary School as well as the student dancers from Christine Liao School of Ballet for brandishing their talents and charm with us.

Finally, I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to Mr. Chris Cheng, our Music teacher, Anson Ho, the President of the Music Society, and all the committee members, musicians, choir members, conductors and teachers involved. We are indebted to them for their contribution to this majestic and enchanting event. May I wish the 140th Anniversary Concert a great success and all of you a most enjoyable evening!

With best wishes,Ms. Caroline ChanPrincipal

Message from the Teacher-In-ChargeThere is one saying of my co-teacher: when a student is at a school, all they should do is learn, learn, and learn. I truly believe that this is realised in the campus of St. Josephs College. With great effort, generous help and constant encouragement from Brother Jeffrey and Ms. Caroline Chan, we know that performing arts is something beyond examinations and grades we also colour this black and white world. At the same time, we understand that we have to demand discipline, devotion and dedication, as it is the only way to excellence.

We would like to thank all conductors and instructors for their contribution throughout the year. The concert would not be successful without the hard work of our students and old boys: Jason Lee (President, 2012-2013, Current Teacher Assistant), Anson Ho (President), Ryan Pang (Vice President Choral Activities), Jason Lee (Vice President Orchestral Activities), Kingsley Tso (Vice President Instrumental Classes), to name but a few. Needless to say, our committee members and countless music boys are also of paramount importance to tonights concert.

It is our pleasure to have invited Christine Liao School of Ballet, St. Francis Canossian College, La Salle Primary School, St. Josephs Primary School, Mr. Kelvin Kwan and Mr. Leung Chiu Fung to perform with us.

Every note counts, every note matters. This is the fortitude musicians should always keep in their mind. With this motif, we wish to bring you an enjoyable evening here to share the fruit of the education we instil in every child entrusted to our care.

Mr. Christopher ChengTeacher-in-chargeMusic Society

Message from the President of the Music SocietyOn behalf of the Music Society, it is my pleasure to welcome all of you to the Green and White Concert 2015.

Music has brought us together. It is true! Music has led us here in the hall tonight to enjoy the extraordinary performances by the students. Every year, the Green and White Concert provides a precious opportunity for Josephians to showcase their musical talents on stage. It is also time to recognize the huge effort being put into rehearsals and lengthy practice by the musicians. I respect and appreciate their exertions in striving for their best for tonight.

A moment of stardom on stage takes decades of hard work off the stage. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to our Supervisor, Brother Jeffery Chan and our Principal, Miss Caroline Chan for their continuous support. In addition, our teacher-in-charge, Mr. Christopher Cheng, and other teacher advisors have furnished us with many pieces of advice in ensuring the quality of the concert. My appreciation goes to conductors and instructors of our performing groups for raising our student-musicians to a higher level of musical standard. I would also like to give a round of applause to all performers, my colleagues in the Executive Committee of the Music Society and all the helpers for their hard work in making tonights performance a success.

Last but not least, your presence tonight is the best encouragement to all of us. The Music Society and I would like to thank you once again and wish you a remarkable night with Josephians music.

Anson Ka Yiu Ho 5BPresidentMusic Society

Programme Chu Yan Ling

Chinese Drum Band____________________________________________________________________________________School Rally ODonnell Aboo

Lyrics by Brother Marcian James Cullen____________________________________________________________________________________Ruslan and Lyudmila Overture Mikhail

GlinkaSchool Orchestra

Conductor: Felix Mak____________________________________________________________________________________Black Forest Overture Michael SweeneyABBA Gold ABBA arr. Ron Sebregts

St. Josephs Primary School Symphonic BandMusicians from School Orchestra

Conductor: Felix Mak____________________________________________________________________________________Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K622 Wolfgang Amadeus MozartI. Allegro

Melodica BandStudent Conductor: Carl Ho____________________________________________________________________________________

Concerto for Two Violins, Strings and Continuo in D Minor, BWV 1043 Johann Sebastian Bach

I. VivaceChamber Orchestra

First Violin: Brian Fan (2012)Second Violin: Fung Kwan Lok, Damian____________________________________________________________________________________

Salmo 150 Ernani Aguiar arr. Yang Hong-nian

Junior ChoirConductor: Leung Yuk Ling____________________________________________________________________________________

John Pond Ordway

Senior ChoirStudent Conductor: Ryan PangConductor: Christopher Cheng

Piano Accompaniment: Ryan Leung, Nathan Tsang____________________________________________________________________________________Peter and the Wolf Sergei Prokofiev March arr. Chris Brook

St. Josephs Primary School Percussion BandConductor: Scott Weatherson____________________________________________________________________________________

Intermission

Irish Friendship Wish Ruth Elaine SchramFlying Free Don Besig

St. Josephs Primary School Handchime Choir EnsembleConductor: Cesilia Poon____________________________________________________________________________________

Blossoms GardenChristine Liao School of Ballet____________________________________________________________________________________

Happy Birthday Variations Mildred J. Hill arr. Valerie W. Stephenson

St. Josephs Primary School Handchime TeamConductor: Choi Kwo Yan____________________________________________________________________________________

Carnival of the Animals Camille Saint-SansI. Introduction and Royal March of the LionIII. HemionesV. The ElephantVII. AquariumX. AviaryXI. PianistsXII. FossilsXIII. The SwanXIV. Finale

Piano I: Henry HunPiano II: Ryan Leung

Violin I: Damian Fung, Jason LeeViolin II: Jacky Lo, George Siu

Viola: Scott Cheung, Jason Lee (2014), Joseph Ng (2012)Cello: Harris Hui

Double Bass/ String Coach: Stephen YamFlute: Gary Liu

Clarinet: Kelvin ChuiXylophone: Justin Chow, Angus Chan

Glockenspiel: Ernest YipConductor: Christopher Cheng____________________________________________________________________________________

Ill Paint You a Rainbow Greg GilpinSt. Francis Canossian College Senior Choir

Conductor: Teresa Sau Piano Accompaniment: Wong Pui Sze____________________________________________________________________________________

Circle of Life Elton Johnarr. Fidel Calalang Jr.

St. Francis Canossian College Senior ChoirIntermediate Choir

Conductor: Christopher ChengPiano Accompaniment: Henry Hun, Ryan Leung____________________________________________________________________________________

The Lord Bless You and Keep You John RutterLa Salle Primary School Choir

Junior ChoirSenior Choir

Conductor: Christopher ChengPiano Accompaniment: Henry Hun

Meet the Artists

CHINESE DRUM BAND

The Chinese Drum Band was formed in 2009 by a group of active Form 1 Chinese Drummers. The Band captured the bronze trophy in the New Tune Trophy Competition with fruitful experience gained. The size of the Band is doubled this year with the growing number of students who are interested in playing the drums. The Band is directed by Ms. Chu Yan Ling and managed by Mr. Christopher Cheng. The Band is at the stage of exploring the interactions of performers, audience and special effects through putting the drums at the corners of the auditorium (similar to arrangement of the timpani in Berliozs Requiem) and wish to give you a breath-taking opening of the concert. Are you ready?

ALVIN LAI

AMUS TSE

AU MAN LEONG ISAAC

CHAN CHI KIU MICHAEL

CHAN HEI YEUNG

CHAN HEI YIN

CHAN JULIAN CHUN LOK

CHAN PEI XIAN MARK

CHIU SUN HOI

CHUNG MAN HO

DEREK LEE

GEOFFREY MAK

IP CHEUK HEI

KU HUGO SIU PONG

LAM SIU KAM STANLEY

LO MATTHEW

OSCAR TAI CHUN KIN

PAN CHING KIT

SHIN BARNABAS HOI YUI

TOMMY LAM

TSE CHEUK FAN

TSO KING FUNG

WONG CHUN KIT

WOO KA YUE

YIM SUNG CHIT AARON

ZHONG KA SHUN

SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

St. Josephs College School Orchestra was established in February 2000, and is largely made up of students who receive their instrumental training offered by the school and private tutors. The School Orchestra regularly performs at various school functions, such as the Green and White Day. The School Orchestra is currently conducted by Mr. Felix Mak and managed by Mr. Christopher Cheng.

FIRST VIOLIN

LEE SIU HONG JASON

DAMIAN FUNG

SIU CHAK HANG GEORGE

WONG KIN MING JASON

YEUNG TSZ HIM CHIM

CHAN KA LOK

SECOND VIOLIN

JACKY LO

THOMAS WONG

RENZO LAM

WU HEI MING HILARY

IGNATIUS TOH

RUDY WONG

KYLE NG

JAY YEUNG

JEFFERY WONG

VIOLA

KEITH CHAN

CHEUNG TSUN YUI SCOTT

PACO HO

BENJAMIN CHAN

FRANCIS YIP

VIOLONCELLO

HARRIS HUI KONG SIU

AMBROSE LIN

CHESTER CHAN

RONNIE CHIU

BRANDON MEI

DOUBLE BASS

CHAN HIU TIN

FIRST FLUTE

SYRUS CHENG

ALISTAIR CHAN

JOHN LEUNG

SECOND FLUTE

ARTHUR LI

OBOE

HUI MAN CHEUK

TSANG CHEUK HANG

FIRST CLARINET

DEXTER LAI YUNG HANG

ANSON MA PAK HONG

ISAAC WONG HO HIN

HUBERT CHEUNG

SECOND CLARINET

LI CHAK SUM

CHEN JUN

MAURICE YEUNG

TROMBONE

LAM HEI YEUNG

WONG MAN CHUN

HORN/ SAXOPHONE

LAM HEI LONG CAMERON

CHAN YIU WANG EMIE

FIRST TRUMPET

KENTON LO

THOMAS LAU

AIDEN LAI

LEE Y TON

CLEYTON LO

SECOND TRUMPET

NICK CHAN

HENRY WU

BENEDICT TSANG

MATTHEW AU

TIMPANI AND PERCUSSION

JUSTIN CHOW

ERNEST YIP

BRENAS YU

CHAN TSZ YAN DENIS

CHAN KING WAI ANGUS

Musicians from St. Josephs Primary School Orchestra

FIRST VIOLIN

CHOY TSZ HO 4C

CHU CHUN YIN 6A

YEUNG CHUNG CHAK ALVIN 6A

WONG YUI TO 6C

MA CHUN HANG BRANDON 6E

SECOND VIOLIN

CHIU COLIN 4E

FUNG ANGUS 6B

VIOLONCELLO

NG HEI LONG ROONIE 4A

HUI CHUN TAK CHEZKEL 5A

LEUNG KWAN MING 5C

CHUNG HO LAI ADRIAN 6D

DOUBLE BASS

LEE LAP HIM 5E

SYMPHONIC BAND, ST. JOSEPHS PRIMARY SCHOOL

The SJPS School Wind Band, conducted by Mr. Felix Mak, consists of 70 talented and passionate students from Primary 2 to 6. With the aim to enrich students interests and knowledge in music, the School Wind Band participated in various performances and music competitions including the Family Fun Day and the Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows. This year, the band attained the Bronze award in the Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows 2014.

FLUTE

HO CHI HIN LEWIS 5B

CHAN LOK HEI KEVIN 5D

HUI EUGENE 5E

LAU KAM LOK 6B

FIRST CLARINET

LEE JASON CHUNG HEI 5D

WONG LONG HO PAUL 5E

MOK YI LAI CLEMENT 6D

SECOND CLARINET

AU YU HIN ETHAN 4C

CHU CHING HANG MANUS 4C

LO SAI YUNG 4D

THIRD CLARINET

SETO WAI HO 3A

CHUNG SHAN LANG DANIEL 3D

BASS CLARINET

SY LONG HIM ALEXANDER 6D

OBOE

KONG ZHI QIAN ADAM 3E

SIN KA LUN 5B

WONG CHAK KWAN LUTHER 6E

BASSOON

LEUNG HUNG FUN EASON 4A

FIRST SAXOPHONE

LAU KWOK SANG 6A

CHEUNG HO TANG 6C

SECOND SAXOPHONE

LING HUNG YAT 4E

YEUNG KENG CHUN ESME 5C

FRENCH HORN

YIP LONG YIN 2A

TO WANG YAT 3B

HONG WING YIU ARTHUR 3C

LAM PAK YU DENNIS 4A

WONG HOK YIN EUGENE 4B

FIRST TRUMPET

WONG LONG MAN PETER 5E

CHAN SHUN YIU 6A

CHIA GUAN JIN DAMIAN 6B

CHU LEWIS 6C

TONG CHI HANG JEFFREY 6D

SECOND TRUMPET

LAU YUI CHUN ANGUS 4C

LAM SIN LOK 5A

TROMBONE

LEUNG CHEUK HIN 4C

MAK HO FUNG ZAREK 4E

LIU SIN HANG 6A

CHAN TSZ HIN 6B

EUPHONIUM

PANG KAI FUN 6C

TUBA

HO SHING WING 6B

PERCUSSION

CHANG WING TO 6A

CHIM KING LAAM CLAYTON 4D

LEUNG YIK SUM 6C

HONG WING HEI ANGUS 6E

LAW KWAN LOK BRANDON 6E

YIM SUNG ON 3C

YEUNG HOI SHUN HYSON 4D

CHENG YU TAK ALEXZANDER 6C

CHAN ISAAC 5A

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MELODICA BAND

SJPS Handchime Team was established in 2012, directed by Mr. KY Choi. The team is formed by Primary 3-6 students. The team performs repertoire including Christmas carols, musicals, hymns and choir ensembles. They perform in several celebrations in school such as the Graduation Ceremony, Family Fun Day and the Music Corner. In March 2015, they have participated in a handchime competition organized by Hong Kong Joint School Music Association and got a bronze award. Also in April, they attained a silver award in Hong Kong International Handbell Olympics 2015, intermediate handchime class.

STUDENT CONDUCTORMO YUI CHIT NICHOLAS MEMBERSCHAU YU FOON DARIN KWONG TSZ CHUNG DEREK WU TSZ KIU BOSCO CHAN CHUN MING STEVEN NG HOI HIN IAN HUNG JASPER CHOW CHI FUNG ANDREW MAK GEOFFREY KA HO WU TAI KAI KENNETH CHOW TREVOR LEE DARREN JIUN HEI WONG HIU FUNG DESMOND HO CHENG FELIX CHEUNG CHEUK YIN HUBERT DESMOND LEE

TANG CHEUNG HO GEOFFREYMAK AMBROSE NIP YING FUNG PANG NOK YIN FUNG CHEUK WAN SAMUEL CHAN PAK HO PACCO CHAN KWING FAI MIKE MUI SIU SING FREDERICK CHEUNG SHUN LAI COLMAN MA YAT CHUN VINCENT TAM TSUN HONG ETHAN ADRIAN HUNG MA CHEUK YIN TREVOR CHENG TSZ TSUN JASON CHOY TING HANG CHAN CHUN HOI SHAO MANG HONG LAU TSZ PING JEFFREY

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

Josephians Chamber Orchestra was established in 2001 by a group of enthusiastic students. It aims at offering top-class performance of chamber music, as well as providing outstanding student musicians with a performance platform both inside and outside the school. They perform at festive celebrations such as Christmas and Chinese New Year, and have been featured in the PTA dinner and the Green and White Day. The Chamber orchestra has been led by Mr. C. Y. Tam since 2008.

The Chamber Orchestra provides opportunities for students to cooperate with different soloists, and has explored concerto for the violin, the oboe and the recorder. This year, it is our honour to invite the Chairman of Music Society of 2011, Brian Fan and other previous chamber players to play Bachs Double Violin Concerto to celebrate the 140th anniversary of our school.

FIRST VIOLINMOK HOI YIU CAIUS*CHAN CHUN HEI VINCENT SIU CHAK HANGSECOND VIOLINLEE SIU HONG, JASONLO CHUN KAI, JACKYCHEUNG LIK HANG, LEO

*CONCERTMASTER

VIOLAJOSEPH NG (2012)CHEUNG TSUN YUI, SCOTTVIOLONCELLOHUI KONG SIU, HARRISVICTOR YAU (2013)

ZELIG CHAN (2013)

JUNIOR CHOIR

The Junior Choir has a long history and tradition, targeted at arousing students interests in choral music. It consists of about 40 students from Secondary 1 to 2. The Junior Choir was invited to perform in public such as the Peak and the International Finance Centre during Christmas. The Choir has won first runner-up of the 66th and 67th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival (Class of Junior Boys Choir, Foreign Language). The Junior Choir is conducted by Ms. Leung Yuk Ling and managed by Ms. Jacky Lo.

CHAN CHUN MING

CHAN HIU TIN

KWOK HOI KAN

LAM CHEUK YIN

LEE HEI YIN

LI CHUN HEI

MA CHUN HEI

NG HOI HIN IAN

TANG CHUN HEI BRIAN

YUEN CHEUK WANG RUDY

LAI CHUN LOK

LAU HADRIAN

LUNG KING JUN

WONG SUM MING RUDY

YIM MAN HO

CHAN KING WAI ANGUS

CHOW TREVOR

MEI BRANDON NGO CHIT

SEE PAK SHING LOUIS

WONG HO WAI

YIM SUNG CHIT

AU CHEUK LUT

CHAN CHIN CHING CHESTER

CHAN CHING WAI ALISTAIR

CHAN TZE YIN DARREN

LI CHUN YIN ARTHUR

LO SAI HAY

PAN CHING KIT

SHIN BARNABAS HOI YUI

TAM CHUEN HANG PETER

WONG JEFFREY CHUN HEI

WONG KIN MING

YIP MING KUK ANGUS

CHAN SHING HEI DARREN

CHANG JOSHUA

CHUNG MAN HO

MA YAT LONG CHRIS

WONG MAN CHUN

YAN MAN CHAK JEFF

CHEUNG TSUN YIU

FUNG NOK HIN

LAI AIDAN

LEUNG CHIN YUI

WAT CHUN YIU BENJAMIN

CHAN TSZ FUNG

NG DARREN ALLAN

POON HAYDEN CHUN HEI

POOO TRISTEN CHUN HO

WONG LING HEI JOSHUA

WU CHEUK HEI

WU TSZ HO

CHAN HEI YIN

LI WAI LOK

LO TSZ KAI

TAI CHUN KIN OSCAR

TSAI TSUN TING

WOO KA YUE

CHONG TAK SUM

LAU WOODY

LI KWONG TSUN ETHAN

LOY KWAN CHAK MAX

CHAN WINSTON

CHUNG YIU NAM

HUN YAU LONG

LAO KENNETH WUN LAM

LEE LOK YIN

LEUNG ADRIAN KENTON

LEUNG JONATHAN PISHON

LI HO FAI

TSE LONG KIU

WONG CHAK PUI

YAN KP KWAI ALSTON

SENIOR CHOIR

The Senior Choir was formed in 2001 by a group of ten enthusiastic students who had great interests in singing. It is aimed at developing students interest in choral music and providing a platform of vocal performance for students with changed voice. The Choir attained Champion in the 64th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival Intermediate Boys Choir Competition (Chinese). The choir captured the first runner-up jointly with St. Pauls Secondary School Intermediate Choir in the 65th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival Intermediate Mixed Choir Competition (Foreign Language), the first runner-up of Senior Boys Choir Competition (Chinese) in the 66th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival and the first runner-up of Senior Boys Choir Competition (Chinese) in the 67th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival. The Senior Choir is co-conducted by Ms. Leung Yuk Ling and Mr. Christopher Cheng.

RYAN PANGDANNY SHUMENZO KONGVINCENT TSANGCALVIN LINGBOSCO KAMISAAC CHEUNGCHAN HIU TINCHONG HO SHUNNG KA HO PLATOWU HEI MING HILARYYANG MUHUATSANG HO KWAN NATHANLAU TSZ CHUNWONG HO HINLUI NOK RYANSIU CHAK HANG

TSANG CHEUK HANGLAU NELSONNG YIK HIMJASON SUNGCHEUNG CHEUK YIN HUBERTHUN YAU LONGLAM PUI MINGTANG CHEUNG HO GEOFFREYYAN KO KWAI ALSTONCHIU PIT SHING PERRYCHUI YIU TINLAU KAZOSO YIU HEITSE YIK KIENTSIM KING TUEN ERNEST

AU LOK HIMCHAN PAK HOCHENG PAK HOLEUNG SHEUNG JING MAXMA KWAN LOKMAK TAI YENGAI CHUN HONGCHAN HOU TINGCHAN KWING FAICHOW JUSTIN TSUN HONGCHUNG PUI LAM KEITHLAM LING HOLEUNG HO MING EDWINLI PAK HOMA HO YIN JASONMA YAT CHUN VINCENTTAM TSUN HONG

PERCUSSION BAND, ST. JOSEPHS PRIMARY SCHOOL

Josephians Chamber Orchestra was established in 2001 by a group of enthusiastic students. It aims at offering top-class performance of chamber music, as well as providing outstanding student musicians with a performance platform both inside and outside the school. They perform at festive celebrations such as Christmas and Chinese New Year, and have been featured in the PTA dinner and the Green and White Day. The Chamber orchestra has been led by Mr. C. Y. Tam since 2008.

The Chamber Orchestra provides opportunities for students to cooperate with different soloists, and has explored concerto for the violin, the oboe and the recorder. This year, it is our honour to invite the Chairman of Music Society of 2011, Brian Fan and other previous chamber players to play Bachs Double Violin Concerto to celebrate the 140th anniversary of our school.

CHEUNG TSZ SHING 2A

CHAN SZE YU PERCY 4A

CHAU HOK HIM 3B

CHENG WAI HO 3E

CHIM KING LAAM CLAYTON 4D

CHING LOK HEI SERGIUS 3C

CHOW YEUK HIN RYAN 2D

CHUNG MAN HEI ERNEST 3A

CHUNG MAN YUI 4E

KAM KYLE 4E

LAU CHUN CHUEN 2E

LAU CHUN MING 2D

LEE CHI HIM HENRY 3D

LEUNG KA LAI DERICK 4B

LI YAT CHRISTOPHER 4A

LING HUNG YAT 4E

NG HEI LONG ROONIE 4A

POON CALIX TSUN HEI 4D

POON HEI YI VOSHON 2B

SO TIN YUEN MATTHEW 3C

SO VICENTE 3A

TO WANG YAT 3B

TSE YUEN HANG 3C

WONG TIAN XING ALVIN 3E

YIM SUNG ON 3C

YU CHEUK KI 3A

YU SIU YIN 4B

HANDCHIME CHOIR ENSEMBLE, ST. JOSEPHS PRIMARY SCHOOL

St. Josephs Primary Handchime Choir Ensemble consists of 14 boys from P.6. It is newly established by Ms C. Poon, the panel head of music in SJPS, and Mr. K. Y. Choi. The ensemble members play the handchimes and sing simultaneously from memory in the performance. Therefore, they must be able to master the skills of both handchime playing and singing very well. Apart from gaining precious learning experiences in training, we have nurtured our ensemble with a great sense of belonging to the school by playing an active part in school events such as Green and White Day, Family Fun Day and Graduation Ceremony. The Ensemble was also invited to perform at different community events organized by Independent Commission Against Corruption and Community Youth Club. Our student musicians have a strong passion in music and are enthusiastic about presenting melodious tunes to all with their heavenly voices.

CHOW HO YIN 6A

CHU CHUN YIN 6A

HUNG PRESTON CHENG JUN 6D

LAW KWAN LOK BRANDON 6E

LEUNG SZE LOK BENNIE 6E

LEUNG YIK SUM 6C

LO WANG CHUN 6A


MOK YI LAI CLEMENT 6D

MUI OSCAR LOK TIM 6C

NG TAI TAT 6E

SO CHING 6D

TONG CHI HANG JEFFREY 6D

WONG CHUNG HIN 6C

THE CHRISTINE LIAO SCHOOL OF BALLET The Christine Liao School of Ballet was founded by Mrs. Christine Liao, JP in 1964 and has since then developed into one of the largest ballet schools in the world with thousands of students in 43 dance studios in Hong Kong. Over the past 50 years, the School has achieved brilliant results in the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) Examinations, The Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (CSTD) Examinations and The Australian Conservatoire of Ballet (ACB).

The School has trained world-class ballerinas: Students from Christine Liao School of Ballet have won:

The Adeline Genee International Gold Medal in London; Silver Medal of the China National Ballet Competition; Gold Medals of Theatrical Festival in Perth Australia; Gold Medals of Asia Pacific Dance Competition in Thailand; Gold Medals of Asia Pacific Dance Competition in Singapore;Gold Medals of Kangaroo Cup Competition; Champion Awarded of HK Youth Arts Festival Competition; Gold Medals of Open Dance Contest; CSTD Championship Cup of 14th Asia Pacific Dance Competition in Hong Kong; Top of 15 in Ballet Division & ADC Medallion of American Dance Competition in USA.

With a view to encouraging students cultural development understanding and helping build up self-confidence and positive character, the school annually organizes numerous cross-disciplinary activities, namely, scholarship competitions, summer courses, jazz classes, Christmas Carnival and stage performances. Yearly, in Hong Kong, students also participate in Lunar New Year Parade and Celebrations for anniversary of the HKSAR, Lifeline Express and ORBIX.

Seeing the need to educate and nurture young audience in Hong Kong. Mrs Christine Liao has staged grand scale performances of 1,000 dancers over the past years. The Christine Liao School of Ballet repertoire includes Swan Lake, Coppelia, Snow White, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty and La Fille Mal Gardee.

1964(RAD)(CSTD)(ACB)

CSTDChampionshipCupAmericanDanceCompetition-Top15,ADCMedallion

1964(RAD)(CSTD)(ACB)

CSTDChampionshipCupAmericanDanceCompetition-Top15,ADCMedallion

HANDCHIME TEAM, ST. JOSEPHS PRIMARY SCHOOL

SJPS Handchime Team was established in 2012, directed by Mr. KY Choi. The team is formed by Primary 3-6 students. The team performs repertoire including Christmas carols, musicals, hymns and choir ensembles. They perform in several celebrations in school such as the Graduation Ceremony, Family Fun Day and the Music Corner. In March 2015, they have participated in a handchime competition organized by Hong Kong Joint School Music Association and got a bronze award. Also in April, they attained a silver award in Hong Kong International Handbell Olympics 2015, intermediate handchime class.

AU HO CHEUNG 4D

CHAN CHIN CHUNG 5A

CHOW CHEUK HANG DAVIS 5C

CHUNG MAN HEI ERNEST 3A

HUI EUGENE 5E

LAU TSZ YU TOM 6E

LEUNG SZE LOK BENNIE 6E

LEUNG YIN CHUN FELIX 4B


SO VICENTE 3A

TAM TSZ KIU ELIAS 6A

SENIOR CHOIR, ST. FRANCIS CANOSSIAN COLLEGE

SFCC School Choir organizes various performances and competition for Franciscans every year to broaden their horizons, and expose students to a world filled with beautiful melodies.

Franciscans begin a year with countless Inter-school competitions. They contribute their innate music talents and every single one of them sparkles on the stage. This Spring, Joint-Senior Choir with St. Josephs College brings us not only a valuable chance to gain experience in working with various musicians, but also makes us become more passionate in music. Indeed, music really links brothers and sisters.

Together with every Franciscan, SFCC Senior Choir will continue to spread the Canossian spirit together, and let music reach every heart in the audience.

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INTERMEDIATE CHOIR

The Intermediate Choir is a newly established group in celebration of the 140th Anniversary of St. Josephs College. Members are from Secondary 4 and have rehearsals in aesthetic education lessons twice per week. The Intermediate Choir has given performances wildly despite the youthfulness of the team. The Choir captured the first runner-up of Hong Kong Schools Music Festival (class of Intermediate Boys, Foreign Language), performed jointly with the Junior Choir and the Senior Choir of St. Francis Canossian College.

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CHOIR, LA SALLE PRIMARY SCHOOL

LSPS Choir is aimed at giving boy-singers a platform to sing wholeheartedly. All the P.2 to P.6 boys in school can join the choir freely with audition. This year, about 110 boys are recruited.

The LSPS choir is currently co-conducted by Ms. Carlie Yip and Ms. Virginia Ho. To enrich knowledge and nurture interest in music, the Choir participated in various performances, competitions and workshops. They won a number of prizes at the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival (HKSMF) including the champion in the church music (Chinese, age 9 or under) and the first runner-up in the church music (Chinese, age 13 or under) in the 66th and 67th HKSMFs. About 20 boys joined the music tour to Austria in 2011 summer. P.3 and P.4 members joined the teachers workshop entitled creative singing voice, held by Dr. Paulina Wong (HKIEd) in 2014.

CHIU CHAD 3A

CREAK JEREMY WALTER 3A

TAM SIU KI 3A

CHUNG MING HIM 3B

KO MAN TO 3B

LAU KIN LOK 3B

WAN KA LAM 3C

WONG MING HEI MATTHEW 3C

CHOY TSZ LONG JADON 3D

POON LONG HEI 3D

SO HO YIN 3D

CHAN HIU FUNG JEFFREY 4A

LAM MING YAT 4A

YUNG SUI HEI 4A

CHAN HO FUN BRYAN 4B

HO HUI HANG ISAAC 4B

LO HO CHING 4B

CHIU CHUN YIN NICHOLAS 4C

KWOK CHUN SAN 4C

SETO YIN CHING RYAN 4C

TAO YUI HEI 4C

KWOK WAI HIM RAPHAEL 4E

YU HONG LAP 4E

MA JAY WAI HIN 4F

WONG TSZ CHOI 4F

SO LONG HEI ANSON 5A

TAM HO HIN 5A

TAN JOSEPH 5A

CHE CHIN HEI 5B

CHAN NOK HIM 5C

CHAN WING HEI ISAAC 5C

LAU ALEXANDER 5C

LI MING HIM 5C

WU BRANDON JOACHIM 5C

FONG PAK MAN 5D

LAU KA CHUN 5E

CHOW SHING WING 5F

MAK HO YIU 5F

TSANG HO SAM 5F

KAI CHUN SING 6C

FELIX MAK

Mr Felix Mak is a local composer and conductor. He has been the conductor of various local orchestras and has performed overseas for a number of times. After graduating from secondary school, Mr Mak pursued further studies in Japan with The Asian Students Cultural Association Scholarship and The Japan Society of Hong Kong Scholarship. He graduated from Tokyo Music and Media Art Shobi in 2004, majoring in composition, orchestral conducting and trumpet performance. With outstanding academic performance, Mr Mak was awarded the professional musician qualification by the Japanese Government. During his stay in Japan, Mr Mak learnt composing techniques and conducting techniques from Mr Tokubi Yasuzumi, a famous Japanese classical music composer, and trumpet performing techniques from Mr Yamaguchi Shinichiro, Vice-president of the Japan Trumpet Association. Mr Mak was also invited to produce the background music for the Japanese movie Kaza To Inochi No Uta during his stay in Japan. Mr Mak has devoted himself to developing his local music career. He is the conductor of St. Josephs College, conductor and music director of St. Josephs Primary School. Mr Mak was invited to be the artistic director of the Hong Kong Fantasia Symphony Orchestra and the guest conductor of the Grandmaster Orchestral Music Society in 2008. He was also invited to be the guest speaker for the Department of Cultural and Creative Arts of The Hong Kong Institute of Education in 2014.

Yuk Ling has participated in numerous opera productions. Her operatic roles include Governess in Brittens The Turn of the Screw, Blanche in Poulencs Dialogues des Carmlites, Despina in Mozarts Cosi Fan Tutte, Cherubino in Mozarts Le Nozze di Figaro, Berta in Rossinis The Barber of Seville, Giannetta in Donizettis Lelisir Damore and Mercury in Offenbachs Orpheus in the Underworld. As a singer, she has performed in many countries, including Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia. Besides, she has been involved as Assistant to Director in opera productions such as Carmen, La Bohme, Dido and Aeneas, King Arthur, Le Cinesi, Cos Fan Tutte, Suor Angelica and Gianni Schicchi.

She was a teaching staff member of Ear Training at the Diocesan Sacred Music Commission and HKU Space. She was also the instructor of vocal classes and the choir conductor of Wah Yan College, Kowloon and St. Pauls Secondary School. Leung currently conducts the choirs of St. Josephs College, St. Marks School and Cheung Chuk Shan College.

LEUNG YUK LING

Leung Yuk Ling obtained her Bachelor of Music

degree from the Hong Kong Academy for

Performing Arts, majoring in voice with Kevin Miller.

She then furthered her studies at

Queensland Conservatorium

in Australia. Under the instruction of Jan Delpratt,

she completed her Master of Music Studies

and Graduate Certificate of Music Studies in Vocal

Performance with distinction.She also received guidance from renowned artists including Victor

Martens, Richard Miller and Margreta Elkins.

CHRISTOPHER CHENG

Christopher Cheng graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University and Chinese University of Hong Kong with BA, Pg DE and MA degrees in music. He holds Dip ABRSM and LRSM (percussion) and certificates (singing and piano) with distinctions. He also holds an American Guild of English Handbell Ringers Level I Handbell Directors Certificate. He majored in percussion performance under the supervision of Dr. Lung Hung Wing while he was at HKBU. He studied choral and orchestral conducting with Dr. Esther Mang and Prof. Carmen Koon and practised voice with Rosaline Pi. He received choral training from Die Konzertisten, HKBU Choir, HKBU Girls Choir and Hong Kong Chamber Choir.

Cheng is selected to be one of the conducting fellows in 2014 Hong Kong SingFest, following Rolf Beck and Helmuth Rilling for two one-week choral conducting masterclasses. He also participated as a conducting fellow in 2013 Hong Kong SingFest, following Helmuth Rilling; 2012 Die Konzertisten Counterpoint Festival Conducting Masterclass, following Stephen Layton and 2012 Vancouver Chamber Choir National Conductors Symposium, following Jon Washburn. He has performed with choir Die Konzertisten in The Britten 100 Project and Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch Iphigenia in Tauris in HongKong Arts Festival 2013 and 14 respectively.

Recent projects of Cheng include a concert version of Schnbergs musical Les Misrables with Sean Oliver, Apollo Wong, Carol Lin, Melody Sze and Alan Tsang, J. S. Bachs complete Lutheran Masses, Mendelssohns and Bachs Motets, Handels Dixit Dominus, Brahms Schicksalslied, Haydns Missa Brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo, Rutters Feel the Spirit (ensemble version, Hong Kong premiere), Baslers Missa Kenya, Handels Coronation Anthems, Mozarts Coronation Mass, C. P. E. Bachs Magnificat and Rutters The Sprig of Thyme (orchestral version, Hong Kong premiere). He is currently preparing to be a conducting fellow of 2015 Hong Kong SingFest and World Youth and Childrens Choir Festival Hong Kong 2015.

SCOTT WEATHERSON

Born in Australia, Scott Weatherson moved to Asia in 2005 to take up the position of Principal Timpanist and Percussionist of the Macao Orchestra. He left that position in 2014 and moved to Hong Kong to teach percussion and perform as a freelancer with many of Hong Kongs premier music ensembles, including the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra. A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne, Australia, and the Conservatorium van Amsterdam in the Netherlands where he studied with Nick Woud, the Principal Timpanist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Scott has studied all areas of percussion, and

performed many different styles of music; but he has not confined himself to just the broad range of percussion instruments, but also played bass guitar for more than 20 years. As well as playing percussion with orchestras in Asia, Australia and Europe, he has worked with contemporary ensembles, theatre pits, and rock bands.

An avid traveller and photographer, Scott has travelled extensively around the world and has a collection of photos of percussion instruments from various world cultures. His website The European Timpani contains a wealth of information about timpani design and advice from professional players, and has been praised by percussionists worldwide. Scott is also a performing artist for Fromme Echter Weiner Schlegel. He has also written many arrangements for percussion ensemble for students of high school and university level, which have been performed in concerts and competitions in Australia and internationally, and are now published by Edition Svitzer in Denmark.

CESILIA POON

Cesilia Poon is the Music Panel Head of St. Josephs Primary School. She is the conductor of the Handchime Choir Ensemble of SJPS. She led the school choir to attend the International Choral Jazz & Mass Participatory Musicking Festival in 2011. Besides, the choir gets outstanding results in School Music Festival every year. Cesilia also established the Recorder Band, Chinese Instrumental Ensemble, Handchime Team and Handchime Choir Ensemble at SJPS in the past years. She followed Dr. Yip Wai Hong to work with Yips Childrens Choir before serving at SJPS.

Cesilia graduated from the University of Exeter, the UK with Bachelor of Education and majored in music and creative arts. Moreover, she studied piano performance, conducting, choral and classroom music at the Hong Kong Baptist University where she did her Master Degree of Arts in Music.

In addition to her busy working schedule, Cesilia avidly pursues her passion for singing. She is currently a member of the renowned choir in Hong Kong - The Cecilian Singers. She often performs with the choir in different concerts and raises fund for various charities.

CHOI KWO YAN

Mr. K. Y. Choi graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University with BA and PgDE in music. In his studies, he majored in composition and music production. He wrote works for the piano, string quartets, orchestras, electronics and handbells. He learnt handbells from Ms. Emily Li, and performed extensively. Mr. Choi is also enthusiastic in music education. Besides handbell conducting, he is also a music teacher in secondary and primary schools. He has joined SJPS since 2012 and been teaching music for 6 years.

CARL HO

Carl started learning the piano since he was five and the trombone since he was twelve. He has since then been an avid musician, and attained the ATCL and LTCL diplomas for the piano in December 2010 and July 2012 respectively. He is the guest concertmaster of the Melodica Band of St. Josephs College and a piano accompanist participating in performances of The Pro-Musica Society of Hong Kong. He is also a skilled trombonist, having served as a trombonist at Hong Kong Civic Youth Orchestra for over 5 years.

Programme Notes

Overture to Ruslan and Ludmilla Mikhail Glinka

Mikhail Glinka is considered to be the father of modern Russian music. Born into a wealthy family, Glinka left his life as a government bureaucrat in his late twenties to pursue music, studying in Italy and Berlin. In 1834 he was inspired to write his first important work, the opera A Life for the Tsar (1836) and met with immediate popular success, and the director of the Imperial Theater in St. Petersburg suggested Glinka adapt Pushkins epic poem, Ruslan and Ludmilla, as his next opera.

The poem tells of the abduction of Ludmilla by an evil sorcerer, Chernomor, from a party given for Ludmillas three suitors, one of whom is Ruslan. Each suitor rides off to save the girl, encountering a fantastic assortment of witches, hermits, magic castles, enchanted gardens, magic swords, and so forth, rather in the style of the tales of the Arabian Nights. The sorcerer is vanquished in the end by Ruslan, who revives Ludmilla from a trance and wins her hand in marriage.

Glinka agreed to write the opera, but before he could begin Pushkin was killed in a duel. Therefore, Glinka called in other writers to work on it and rewrote some sections himself. The result was a plot that was too grandiose and rambling, and the opera was not as successful as its predecessor. However, Ruslan and Ludmilla was eventually recognized as a stronger work musically than Tsar, and the composer Mily Balakirev produced a complete, uncut staging in Prague in 1867.

The opera is a musicological travelogue, with themes based on Russian, Finnish, Tartar, and Persian music, all brilliantly orchestrated. Folk songs represent Ruslans Russia, while whole-tone harmonies depict the magical world of the sorcerer Chernomor. Glinkas inspiration for the overture was particularly down-to-earth. He attended a wedding dinner

at the Russian court, and later wrote: I was up in the balcony, and the clattering of knives, forks and plates made such an impression on me that I had the idea to imitate them in the prelude to Ruslan. I later did so, with fair success. The overture consists of two main themes, the first driving and rhythmic (one hopes the servants at the dinner Glinka attended werent really hustling at this speed!), the second more lyrical and reminiscent of courtly dances.

Program notes written by Barbara Heninger (www.redwoodsymphony.org).

Black Forest Overture Michael Sweeney

Black Forest Overture is a well-known staple of many band programs across America as well as the Asian continent. With 30 the bold and exciting atmosphere, this composition provides the drama and excitement for both performers and audience.

Score for flute, oboe, bassoon, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, horn, trombone, baritone, tuba and percussion, this piece is a perfect choice for the first joint-band performance of the Green and White Concert.

Program notes provided by Music Society.

ABBA Gold ABBA Arr. Ron Sebregts

ABBA was a Swedish pop band form in Stockholm in 1972, comprising Agnetha Faltskog, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad. With their top-chart Waterloo, they won the 1974 European Singing Contest and the band was dismissed in 1982.

The set scores for ABBA Gold are self-explanatory, audience will listen to a medley of ABBAs hits:

Dancing Queen UKs Carl-Alan Award for Best Vocal Record for Dancing (1977)

You can dance You can jive Having the time of your life See that girl Watch that scene Diggin the dancing queen

Friday night and the lights are low Looking out for a place to go Where they play the right music Getting in the swing

You come to look for a king Anybody could be that guy Night is young and the musics high With a bit of rock music Everything is fine Youre in the mood for a dance And when you get the chance

You are the dancing queen Young and sweet Only seventeen

Dancing queen Feel the beat from the tambourine

Youre a teaser, you turn em on Leave em burning and then youre gone Looking out for another Anyone will do Youre in the mood for a dance And when you get the chance

Mamma Mia Ulvaeus, Andersson and Lyngstad arrived in London for the 30th anniversary of their Eurovision Song Contest win in 1974, appearing on stage after the fifth anniversary performance of Mamma Mia!. They were presented an award from Universal Music and Polar Music for achieving record sales of 360 million sales worldwide between 1974 and 2004.

I been cheated by you since I dont know whenSo I made up my mind, it must come to an endLook at me now, will I ever learn?I dont know how but I suddenly lose controlTheres a fire within my soulJust one look and I can hear a bell ringOne more look and I forget everything

*Mamma mia, here I go againMy my, how can I resist you?Mamma mia, does it show againMy my, just how much Ive missed you?*Yes, Ive been brokenheartedBlue since the day we partedWhy, why did I ever let you go?Mamma mia, now I really knowMy my, I could never let you go Ive been angry and sad about things that you doI cant count all the times that Ive told you were through

And when you go, when you slam the doorI think you know that you wont be away too longYou know that Im not that strongJust one look and I can hear a bell ringOne more look and I forget everything

*Yes, Ive been brokenheartedBlue since the day we partedWhy, why did I ever let you go?Mamma mia, even if I sayBye bye, leave me now or neverMamma mia, its a game we playBye bye doesnt mean forever

*Yes, Ive been brokenheartedBlue since the day we partedWhy, why did I ever let you go?Mamma mia, now I really knowMy my, I could never let you go

I dont wanna talkAbout things weve gone throughThough its hurting meNow its history

Ive played all my cardsAnd thats what youve done tooNothing more to sayNo more ace to play

The winner takes it allThe loser standing smallBeside the victoryThats her destiny

I was in your armsThinking Id belong thereI figured it made senseBuilding me a fence

Building me a homeThinking Id be strong thereBut I was a fool

Playing by the rules

The gods may throw a diceTheir minds as cold as iceAnd someone way down hereLoses someone dear

The winner takes it allThe loser has to fallIts simple and its plainWhy should I complain?

But tell me does she kissLike I used to kiss you?Does it feel the sameWhen she calls your name?

Somewhere deep insideYou must know I miss youBut what can I say?Rules must be obeyed

The judges will decide

The likes of me abideSpectators of the showAlways staying low

The game is on againA lover or a friendA big thing or a smallThe winner takes it all

I dont wanna talkIf it makes you feel sadAnd I understandYouve come to shake my hand

I apologizeIf it makes you feel badSeeing me so tenseNo self-confidence

But you seeThe winner takes it all

The winner takes it all


Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K622 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

I. AllegroBeing one of the finest composers in the Classical period, Mozart developed his unique artistic language out of formalism in musical forms. In December 1774, the composer was admitted into a Viennese Masonic lodge, where he met Anton Stadler, a Freemason virtuosic clarinetist. Impressed by the virtuoso, Mozart soon dedicated his Clarinet Quintet K. 581 and eventually this concerto to Stadler.

Written in 1791, Clarinet Concerto K. 622 was Mozarts last purely instrumental work and also his only clarinet concerto. The first movement Allegro is adapted from the composers Basset Horn Concerto in G major K. 621b by inserting a bassoon part. The movement is exceptionally longer than other first movements by the composer. Unlike concertos of the same period, it does not comprise a cadenza and has notably more emphasis on interaction between the solo clarinet and the orchestra. The strings introduce the first theme, followed by imitation all along from the winds. The second theme in E major demonstrates contrasts with the first theme, and with a minor phrase inserted, the second theme peaks by continuous modulation. The movement ends with some rapid semiquavers which require meticulous techniques as well as the finest cooperation between the soloist and the orchestra.


Concerto for Two Violins, Strings and Continuo in D Minor, BWV 1043 Johann Sebastian Bach

I. VivaceBetween 1717 and 1723, Bach was employed by Prince Leopold of Anhalt-Cthen, a music-loving nobleman from an area northeast of Weimar in what used to be called East Germany. (The position was rather similar to the one that Haydn was to hold with the Esterhzy family later on in the century.) When Bach was engaged as Kapellmeister, Leopolds court was boasted as one of the largest and finest orchestras in Europe. Bach composed a considerable amount of instrumental music for the Cthen musicians, including most of his solo concertos.

Bach was very interested in the Italian style of concerto writing,

particularly the works of Antonio Vivaldi. He studied Vivaldis music avidly, sometimes copying the scores to develop greater familiarity with the style. It is no surprise that the D Minor Concerto for two violins reflects certain Italian Baroque characteristics.

The three movements adhere to the Vivaldian model of fast-slow-fast tempi. Bach makes extensive use of sequences and contrast between full orchestra (ripieno) and his solo group (concertino, in this case the two violins). The presence of two soloists in the D Minor concerto highlights the contrapuntal intricacy of Bachs texture. Their entrances are frequently canonic; he also makes use of invertible counterpoint, whereby the two voices exchange material, maintaining the integrity of each contrapuntal line.

Program notes extracted from http://www.chambermusic.org/.

Selmo 150 Ernani Aguiar

Born on 30 August 1950 in Petrpolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Ernani Henrique Chaves Aguiar is a composer, choral conductor and musicologist. Aguiar studied under various composers and conductors in South America and later in Europe, including Sergiu Celibidache. As a musicologist, he has specialized in the revising, editing, and revival of works by composers of the 18th century Minas Gerais School. He has written a number of instrumental pieces, but his most famous works are his choral pieces, such as the fiery Salmo 150 (1993), which features rhythmic backgrounds with very rapid articulations. Salmo 150 has proved a very popular piece among choral conductors worldwide, particularly within the American Choral Directors Association.

Salmo 150 acquires text from psalm 150, a common setting for sacred choral works. The music starts with a grandiose statement formed by dotted rhythms from various voice parts. The soprano, supported by alto, then introduces the melody, returning to the intriguing dotted rhythm shortly afterwards. The melody is sung alternately between different voice parts, and between each section of the melody the episode of unison dotted rhythm is inserted. In the middle of the piece, the music undergoes a brief modulation, returning to its original key after a crescendo build-up.

Coming to its conclusion, a rapid chant is sung by the soprano and alto, followed by a stylish end of Alleluia.


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March from Peter and the Wolf Sergei Prokofiev arr. Chris Brook

Composed in 1936 in the Soviet Union, Peter and the Wolf is arguably Prokofievs most famous work, earning the Russian composer, pianist and conductor fame as one of the major composers in the 20th century. It is composed for a narrator and an orchestra. The plot starts with the young Peter being left alone by his grandfather, and encountered a big, grey wolf which emerged from the forest and swallowed Peters duck. Peter then tried to get rid of the wolf and struggled hard with it. Soon, hunters arrived and with their help, Peter took the wolf to the zoo.

March is an excerpt from the piece arranged by Chris Hooks for percussion band. The bells and xylophones imitate the horns and trumpets while the marimba imitates the strings in the original orchestration.

The piece is played in allegro, introduced by dotted patterns by the timpani. Then come the playful ascending arpeggios and scalic notes played by the bells and xylophones, accompanied by the marimba and the snare drum, which add strong rhythmic flavor to the piece. The uses of triangle and siren whistles also help to create the playful atmosphere.

The opening melody interwinds between major and minor keys. The snare drum re-enters, heavily accented in its semiquaver rhythms. The piece progresses with echoes of quick impulsive notes from the timpani and the snare drum. Finally, the opening melody recapitulates and ends the piece with rhythmic embellishment.


Irish Friendship Wish Ruth Elaine Schram

Ruth Elaine Schram began piano and theory lessons at the age of five. She studied music at Lancaster Bible College and Millersville State College and taught Elementary Music in Pennsylvania for several years, and began her songwriting at the age of 12. Her first octavo was published in 1988. In 1992, she became a full-time composer and arranger and now has over 2,000 published works. Over seventeen million copies of her songs have been sold, and she has been a recipient of the ASCAP Special Award each year since 1990. Her songs have also appeared on television shows such as "The 700 Club" and HBO's acclaimed series "The Sopranos."

The song is composed to a traditional Irish text An Irish Friendship Wish. Composing songs to traditional texts is not uncommon; some famous works of this genre include For the beauty of the Earth, Amazing Grace and various hymns.

The song begins with chords from the keyboard, supplementing clarity to the overall atmosphere, the gentle melody then joins, mostly repeating the same rhythmic structure. Sequences are heavily used in the song, most prominently at the end of the chorus, where two musical phrases are similar in terms of rhythmic structure, yet differ in terms of pitch, with one in a lower pitch than the other.

Lyrics:

May there always be work for your hands to do.May your purse always hold a coin or two.May the sun always shine on your window-pane.May a rainbow be certain to follow each rain.

May the hand of a friend always be near you,May God fill your heart with gladness to cheer you.Keep this wish safe in your heart,Even though we may be apart.

Sing this song, and it will remind youSomeone sends you this friendship wish.


Flying Free Don Besig

Recognizing a need for choral music written especially for student singers and volunteer church choirs, Mr. Besig began composing for his own choral groups. Over 350 of his original compositions and arrangements have been released by leading publishers of school and church music. More than 15 million copies of his works have been sold. He is the recipient of several ASCAP Special Awards in the category of standard music.

Flying Free begins with an intriguing flute solo, bringing about a sense of serenity amidst the busy broken chords provided by the accompaniment. The lyrical melody enters, supported by scalic accompaniment from Soprano, which then undergoes a modulation into a new section, until finally the first part appears again, concluding the first section. The melody is then repeated, changing the accompaniment provided vocal parts from pure whole notes, to intertwining with the main melody. The music, afterwards, slowly evolves to a new section in which the broken chords from the instrumental accompaniment are altered into chordal statements, with call and answer between voice parts for ornamental purposes, and finally ending with melismatic vowels from the choir, conjuring beautiful chords and harmonies in the process.

Lyrics:

Like the bird above the treesGliding gently on the breezeI wish that all my life Id beWithout a care and Flying Free.

But life is not a distant skyWithout a cloud, without rainAnd I can never hope that ICan travel on without pain

Time goes swiftly on its wayAll too soon weve lost todayI cannot wait for skies of blueOr dream so long that life is through.

So lifes a song I must singA gift of love I must shareAnd when I see the joy it bringsMy spirits soar through the air.

Like that bird up in the skyLife has taught me how to flyFor now I know what I can beAnd now my heart is Flying Free!


Blossoms Garden

In this blossom season, colorful flowers are dancing in the gentle breeze. Beautifully indulge in this nature.

Program notes provided by Christian Liao School of Ballet.

Happy Birthday Variations Mildred J Hill

Mildred J Hill was an American songwritter and musicologist and is the composer of the melody of Happy Birthday to You. She was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame on June 12, 1996.

Valerie W. Stephenson is an experienced vocal and instrumental teacher. She is active in handbell composing and arranging, and conducting. She is currently serving as Chair for Area VI, AGEHR, Inc.

Happy Birthday Variations is a Medley in the structure of Intro-Rondo-Coda which comprises melodies from Hallelujah (by Handel), Canon in D (by Pachelbel), Lullaby (by Brahams), Symphony no. 5 (by Beethoven), Overture of Barber of Serville (by Rossini), and, most importantly, the melody from Happy Birthday to You. The piece begins with melodies from Hallelujah played in a joyful mood. Then the melody of Happy birthday to You moves in and the Hallelujah melody becomes an accompaniment. Afterwards the melodies of Canon in D, Lullaby, Symphony no. 5 of Beethoven, Barber of Serville move in accordingly. The Happy Birthday to You melody interwinds in the music in both major and minor keys. The piece ends with a coda of a grand recapitulation of the Happy birthday to You with an unresolved dominant seventh chord.


Le Carnaval des animaux: Grand Fantaisie Zoologique (The Carnival of the Animals: Grand Zoological Fantasy) Camille Saint-Sans

By the mid-1880s, Camille Saint-Sans was internationally famous as a composer, pianist, and organist. He was also decidedly middle-aged, standing as the established old guard in French music. Saint-Sans was twenty-six when he started teaching piano classes in Paris in Spring 1861. He encouraged his students to compose and to experiment with different styles. His students later recalled that Saint-Sans liked to lighten things up, injecting humor and occasional mockery of the rules into his classroom improvisations. Delighted with what they heard, the students encouraged him to write down these short pieces. Twenty-five years later, some of them probably metamorphosed into Carnival of the Animals.

He kept concertizing in Austria and Bohemia, where reception to his music was more favorable. Nevertheless, the brouhaha in Germany had been upsetting, and Saint-Sans decided to take a rest in a quiet Austrian village. There, in a matter of days, he composed the fourteen movements of Carnival.He had in mind an annual carnival concert during Mardi Gras, presented by Charles-Joseph Lebouc, a cellist friend in Paris. The first performance of Le Carnaval des animaux: Grande Fantaisie Zoologique took place at Leboucs event on 9 March 1886. It was so successful that it got re-run a few days later at the chamber music series La Trompette. Then Franz Liszt, in Paris for a visit, wanted to hear it, so a further performance occurred at the salon of the mezzo-soprano Pauline Viardot-Garcia on 2 April.

At that point Saint-Sans balked. He had intended the piece as a jest; now he was apprehensive that the general public would assume his other music was like Carnival. He withdrew all of it except Le Cygne [The Swan], which he allowed the Russian dancer Mikhail Fokine to choreograph. The balance of the work was suppressed. In a will drafted in 1911, however, Saint-Sans by then 76 years old authorized its posthumous publication. Durand published it three months after the composers death in 1921. Le Cygne was played at Saint-Sanss funeral in Algiers.

For all his reluctance about Carnival, it remains as one of the cleverest parodies in all music. The complete work consists of 14 segments that

feature different instruments a sort of French 19th-century Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra. The movements are musical illustrations of various animals, some of which are clearly metaphors for human beings.

Several of the pieces quote Saint-Sanss contemporaries: No.4, Tortoises, presents Offenbachs can-can gallop at Adagio tempo; No.5, Elephant, quotes a French folk song, Berliozs Dance of the Sylphs from The Damnation of Faust, Meyerbeers Les Patineurs, and the Scherzo from Mendelssohns A Midsummer Nights Dream.

No.12, Fossils is an example of Saint-Sans poking fun at his own music. The most recognizable tune he incorporates into this silly hodgepodge (marked ridicolo, or ridiculously) is Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, which is known in French as Ah vous dirai-je maman. Opera fans may catch a fleeting reference to Rosinas aria Una voce poco fa from Rossinis Barber of Seville. Two other popular French folk tunes are quoted, and the composer uses a snatch of a theme from his own orchestral tone poem, Danse Macabre. Fossils uses xylophone to emulate the rattling of bones.

Though Saint-Sans does not quote Rameaus music, he pays tribute to the French Baroque master in No.1 Cocks and Hens, and takes a bow to the budding impressionist movement in No.7, Aquarium.The satire is not restricted to animals or composers. Saint-Sans mocks all students of the keyboard in No.11, Pianists, and pokes fun at Characters with Long Ears in No.8 surely a coded caricature. It is all done with an incomparably light touch and economy of means. Saint-Sanss satirical humor and incisive vignettes have made Carnival of the Animals a classic.

The chamber version calls for flute (doubling piccolo), clarinet, xylophone, glockenspiel, two solo pianos, and a quintet of strings [two violins, viola, cello, and double bass].

Program notes adapted from Laurie Shulman (www.dcsymphony.org).

Ill Paint You a Rainbow Greg Gilpin

Greg Gilpin began piano lessons at age four and while continuing his music studies in the piano, trumpet, French horn, and voice, he became an accomplished accompanist for choirs in school and his familys church. By the time he entered college he had developed a strong knowledge of choral music and had directed a church choir for over four years. His first choral works were published while a senior at Northwest Missouri State University, where he received a degree in Vocal Music Education. Today he is a well-known ASCAP award-winning choral composer and arranger with hundreds of publications to his credit and is a highly respected choral conductor. He performs frequently as a singer with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as well as with recording artist Sandi Patty. He currently is the director of educational choral publications for Shawnee Press, Inc. and is a member of ACDA, MENC, AFTRA, SAG, and is a Life Loyal Member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia.

Ill paint you a rainbow begins with a welcoming piano theme composed of broken chords. After a unison section, the music develops into one of call and answer, still sustained by broken chords provided by the piano. The harmony then thickens continuously, until finally an a capella section is introduced, with a decrease in tempo. Shortly after, the music undergoes modulation, with the voice parts still singing in unison. The music comes to a brief pause when the voice parts sustain the tonic chord, concluding the modulation section. The piano then repeats its theme of broken chords, and the music then returns to its original key and the melody appears again, closing with a rit., and ending the piece.


Circle of Life Elton John arr. Fidel Calalang Jr.

Sir Elton Hercules John has a career which spans over 5 decades, selling more than 300 million records during its course, thus making him one of the best-selling music artists in the world. Born in Pinner, Middlesex, he rose to fame after publishing his self-titled album Elton John during the 1970s which reached number four on the US Billboard 200 and number five on the UK Albums Chart. Besides pop music, Sir Elton John also composed musical materials, prominently for Disney in the Lion King, and Aida.

Most of the musical compositions he had written are for Walt Disney, such as, previously mentioned, those in the Lion King and Aida, in both of which productions he assumed the role of composer. Despite the seemingly small portion that it occupies in the whole of Sir Elton Johns compositions, they are nonetheless marvels The Lion King musical adaption and film surpassed the Phantom of the Opera in the terms of financial success, becoming the top-earning title in box-office history for both stage productions and films, and Aida received Tony Award for Best Original Score at the 54th Tony Awards, and the Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album at the 43rd Grammy Awards.

The Circle of Life, rearranged by Filipino arranger Fidel Calalang Jr, starts with a welcoming chord produced with an unison choir, and moves to an introduction comprised of syncopations, which then slowly progresses to the theme, backed by ostinato provided by bass. The music then undergoes multiple modulations, coming to a bridge of triplets, after which the theme appears once more, in modulated form. The music then proceeds to the coda, composed mainly of quavers and semi-quavers, giving a percussive feeling, and eventually concluding with a chord provided by Soprano and Alto, and a chant-like phrase by Tenor and Bass.

Lyrics:

From the day we arrive on the planetAnd blinking, step into the sunTheres more to see than can ever be seenMore to do than can ever be doneTheres far too much to take in hereMore to find than can ever be foundBut the sun rolling highThrough the sapphire skyKeeps great and small on the endless round

Its the Circle of LifeAnd it moves us allThrough despair and hopeThrough faith and loveTill we find our placeOn the path unwindingIn the CircleThe Circle of Life

The Lord Bless You and Keep You John Rutter

Born in London, Rutter grew up living over the Globe pub on London's Marylebone Road. He then read music at Clare College, Cambridge, where he was a member of the choir. He served as director of music at Clare College from 1975 to 1979 and led the choir to international prominence, forming his foundation for the love of Choral music, and thus leading to his being a composer and conductor of mainly choral music, in addition, the creation of this piece.

John Rutter has composed numerous sacred choral works as this one, including the famous For the Beauty of the Earth, All Things Bright and Beautiful, Gloria and Requiem.

The Lord bless you and keep you is a sacred choral composition by John Rutter set in 4 vocal parts (SATB). In the piece, the accompaniment first rests on a pedal point; long chords in the bass change only every half measure, while broken chords in steady eighth notes add colour. The first line of the text is sung by the sopranos alone, then repeated by all voices, starting in unison but expanding to harmony on the words The Lord make His face to shine upon you. The Lord lift His countenance upon you is sung twice in two-part homophony, first soprano and alto, then tenor and bass. And give you peace appears three times, from mp to pp, first in the soprano, then in the tenor, and finally in unison in all voices. A polyphonic Amen grows to the climax


of the music both in range and in intensity, then gradually softens and, after a molto rallentando, reaches the final long chord.

Lyrics:

The Lord bless you and keep youThe Lord make His face to shine upon youTo shine upon you and be graciousAnd be gracious unto you

The Lord bless you and keep youThe Lord make His face to shine upon youTo shine upon you and be graciousAnd be gracious unto you

The Lord lift up the light of his countenance upon youThe Lord lift up the light of his countenance upon youAnd give you peace, and give you peaceAnd give you peace, and give you peace

Amen


A YEAR WITH

2014 OCTOBER

Recruitment Week

Commencement of Instrumental Training Program, Choirs and Orchestra

ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE MUSIC SOCIETY

PerformanceAcademic Prize Giving DayJunior Choir

A YEAR WITH ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE MUSIC SOCIETY

DECEMBER

Guest PerformanceLes Miserables (Organized by Hong Kong Youth Choir)

Hong Kong Cultural Center Concert HallMembers of Senior Choir and Orchestra

PerformanceAcademic Prize Giving DayJunior Choir

Christmas PerformanceThe PeakMelodica Band

DECEMBER

2015 FEBRUARY

Performance140th Anniversary Grand Open Day

Training CampBreakthrough Youth VillageJunior Choir

MARCH

Hong Kong Schools Music FestivalJunior Choir

Intermediate ChoirIntermediate Mixed Choir (with St. Francis Cannosian College)

Senior ChoirMelodica Band

Hong Kong Schools Music FestivalJunior Choir

Intermediate ChoirIntermediate Mixed Choir (with St. Francis Cannosian College)

Senior ChoirMelodica Band

Guest PerformanceSacred Heart Canossian College

Melodica Band

APRIL

140th Anniversary School Rally Recording Project (in Association with Old Boys Association)

MAY

Local ExcursionHong Kong Sinfonietta: Short-cut to Classical Music: Story of the Conductor

I am very glad that I can have this opportunity to watch this concert "Short-cut to classical music: story of the conductor". After this concert, I have known more about the history of conductors. Before that, I always thought that the role of the conductor in an orchestra or a choir was not too important and he might be just a person who provided advice for the team. But after that, I have learned how important of a conductor could be. He/she is the one who orders the team. It will be more difficult if a team doesn't include a conductor. "Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp minor", written by Gustav Mahler, is the piece I love most in this concert. I can feel the beauty of this song. The tempo is slow enough to bring audience into fantasy to feel the composer's

world. So this song has impressed me the most.

The concert was indeed fabulous, showing that we Hong Kongers are as talented as people in other countries. From the concert, the topic of which was about conductors, I have learned that whether there is a leader or not to guide us to finish our work and tasks, teamwork is the key to success. This not only applies to sports and music, but everything. The conductor proved this by letting a few musicians play along without any help from herself. Imagine the whole orchestra of musicians all had played individually with different tempos at the same time, wouldn't it have been a disaster? Among all pieces, which I like all, my favourite was "The Wedding March".

Among all pieces, I love the "West Side Story Overture" most. This piece contains jazz music and a lot of percussion instruments, which made it a highlight of the night. At first, I thought being a conductor was an easy job, just moving his hands according to the music movement. But the introduction by Miss Yip, the music director of the concert, has changed my view towards the special posts of the orchestra and the conductor. Tonight's concert has given me more information about the work of being a conductor and has deepened my understanding of what my music teacher

usually does.

The "Story of the Conductor" is a magnificent concert to me as it gave me an introduction to the world of conducting. Many famous conductors from around the world were introduced. The programme I enjoyed most is "West Side Story Overture" from Leonard Bernstein. As Mr. Bernstein, who was the conductor of this concert, was Miss Yip Wing Sie's former teacher, she gave an in-depth introduction to Mr. Bernstein, regarding his passion for music. For the overture, the melody and the rhythm of the piece was magical and exciting, which has definitely caught the ears of the spectators. Generally speaking, this concert was a memorable experience for me and I love it very much.

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After watching and listening to the concert "Story of the Conductor", which was held by the Hong Kong Sinfonietta, I am going to express my opinion about it. As I know, the conductor, Miss Yip Wing Sie, is an extremely good conductor in HK. I had gone to a concert conducted by her in the past, which I liked so much. Then, since I am also a clarinet player, I love the song "Concertino for Clarinet & Orchestra in E flat, Op 26". The solo player, Miss Fong Hiu Kai, played the melody well and I would like to try to play this song when I can play my clarinet better. Finally, I think I have to pay much more effort into practising my clarinet, so that I can play in the Hong Kong Sinfonietta with the

best instrument players in Hong Kong.

The concert "Short-cut to Classical Music: Story of the Conductor" was organised by the Hong Kong Sinfonietta, which aims to encourage more people to learn about classical music through introducing the job of a conductor and explaining the importance of the conductor of an orchestra. Throughout the whole concert, my favorite piece was "The Wedding March" by Mendelssohn. The piece was frequently heard by many of us in many circumstances, mainly during weddings. However, in this concert, the interaction between the orchestra and the conductor, Miss Yip Wing Sie, gave life to the piece and successfully showed to the audience the important role of a conductor during a concert.

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AcknowledgementWe would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to a number of people for their kind support in making Green and White Concert 2015 a success.Christine Liao School of BalletSt. Francis Canossian CollegeLa Salle Primary SchoolSt. Josephs Primary SchoolDr. David KP LiMr. Kelvin KwanMr. Chiu Fung LeungBrother Jeffrey ChanMs. Caroline ChanMr. Chris ChanMr. W. K. WuMr. A NgMr. Benny YeungMs. Chloe ChanMr. Chris LiMs. Christine YamMr. CK TseMs. CY ToMr. HL ChoyMs. Ivy PoonMr. James KoonMs. Jasmine FokMs. Julia LaiMr. KC SiuMs. Loretta TingMr. LY ChuMr. Michael CheungMr. MT WongMs. PS TsuiMr. Steven ChengMs. Sze Mei ChanMr. T WongMr. TM KwokMr. Woody LoMr. WW HungMr. YL Chung

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Anson Ho 5B

Ryan Pang 5B

Kingsley Tso 5E

Jason Lee 3E

Jeff Mak 5A

Ken Fung 5D

Vincent Tsang 5A

Enzo Kong 5C

Johnny Wong 5B

Nicholas Mo 5C

Ernest Yip 4D

Kwong Hing Tim 4E

Chow Hin Ching 4E

Kam Pok Hong 4D

Chan Chak Yin 4B

Isaac Cheung 3E

STAGE CREW:

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Martin Wong 4E

Thomas Ong 4E

Timothy Chue 4E

Marco Chow 4D

Aaron Sek 4D

Keith Leung 4E

Alvin Juen 4A

Howard Cheng 4B

Airis Mok 4E

Jonas Yip 3A

Justin Yeung 3A

Kevin Yau 3E

Christopher Ng 3B

Otto Lai 3E

Jonathan Wong 3C

Wallace Chun Fai Fan 5E

Arthur Tang 3E

Michael Pak Wang Lee 1A

Benjamin Chan 1D

Darren Shing Hei Chan 1E

Yeung Tsz Ho 1E

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